At every camp site in Algonquin Park there is a box privy located at the end of a short path. When you take young campers on canoe trips, they seem to find great pleasure in finding these outdoor privies. They then come running back to the others to inform them the status of his or her find. So with dear determination, Joseph Heller of Toronto set out to find our BIFFY box. However, he found something much more than any of us would have imagined. Seconds after Joseph ventured out on his search, we heard him cry out in excitement that he had found a house! The rest of us quickly dropped what we were doing and followed the excited twelve year old up the path. At the top of path, was a huge abandoned log cabin in the middle of a fairly large opening. I immediately got a shiver as we approached the spooky estate. The place was huge and needed much repair, especially the roof. After investigating the place, we were able to identify two large stone chimneys, a large common room, a number of bedrooms, and a kitchen. In the back of the cleared area, there were also several other buildings that looked like abandoned stables, sheds and servants' quarters.